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Gypsy Dance. score & parts. Grade 5.

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Gypsy Dance. telling. Graad 5.

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Gypsy Dance. score & parts. composed by Hellmesberger. Arranged by R. Ambrose. For concert band. Grade 5. Score & parts. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.19920. Joseph Hellmesberger, Jr.. 1855 â“ 1907. was an Austrian composer, violinist and conductor. His first violin teacher was his father, the violinist and conductor Joseph Hellmesberger, Sr. The younger Hellmesberger was a violin prodigy, performing as a soloist at the Vienna Conservatory at the age of eight and playing second violin in his father's quartet at age ten. By the age of twenty-three Hellmesberger was a solo violinist of the Vienna Court Chapel and Vienna Court Opera and a violin professor at the Vienna Conservatory. Hellmesberger's first conducting appointment was as a theatre conductor in 1881. He conducted consistently for the rest of his life. In 1901 he became conductor of the Vienna Philharmonic, succeeding Gustav Mahler. He was forced to resign, however, after news of an affair with a married dancer from the Court Opera became public. In 1904 he accepted an appointment as Court Kapellmeister in Stuttgart but returned to Vienna the following year, remaining there until his death in 1907. Hellmesberger's earliest compositions date from the time of his military service between 1873 â“ 76. His compositional output includes twenty-two operettas and six ballets as well as dance music and lieder. Although not well known today, Die Perle von Iberien. The Pearl of Iberia. was one of Hellmesberger's most popular ballets at the time. It was written while he was concertmaster and ballet music director of the Vienna Court Opera and was given its premiere in 1888 in Frankfurt. With choreography by the famous Viennese dancers Irene Sironi and Joseph Hassreiter, the ballet became a staple of the Court Opera's repertory. In 1902, Louis Roth created a piano reduction of the ballet that was published by Josef Eberle. In 1954, the Austrian composer, conductor and arranger Max Schonherr created a four-movement orchestral suite of music from the ballet. The second movement of this suite, Zigeunertanz. Gypsy Dance. , provided the source material on which the present transcription is based. The transcriber is indebted to Mr. Reto Parolari, owner of Edition Swiss Music, for approving this transcription and to Mr. Jim Cochran, owner of Shattinger Music Company, for his tireless efforts to track down the Schonherr arrangement.

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Gypsy Dance. telling. saamgestel deur Hellmesberger. Gereël deur R. Ambrose. Vir konsert orkes. Graad 5. Telling. Gepubliseer deur C. Alan Publications. CN.19920. Joseph Hellmesberger, Jr. 1855 â "1907. was 'n Oostenrykse komponis, violis en dirigent. Sy eerste viool onderwyser was sy pa, die violis en dirigent Joseph Hellmesberger, Sr Die jonger Hellmesberger was 'n viool wonderkind, as solis by die Weense Konservatorium op die ouderdom van agt en speel tweede viool in sy pa se kwartet op die ouderdom van tien. Deur die ouderdom van drie en twintig Hellmesberger was 'n solo violis van die Weense Hof kapel en Wene Hof Opera en 'n viool professor by die Weense Konservatorium. Hellmesberger se eerste uitvoering van aanstelling as 'n teater dirigent in 1881. Hy uitgevoer konsekwent vir die res van sy lewe. In 1901 het hy dirigent van die Weense Filharmoniese, slaag Gustav Mahler. Hy is gedwing om te bedank, maar nadat die nuus van 'n verhouding met 'n getroude danser van die Hof Opera bekend geword. In 1904 aanvaar hy 'n aanstelling as kapelmeester Hof in Stuttgart, maar teruggekeer na Wene die volgende jaar daar gebly tot sy dood in 1907. Hellmesberger se vroegste komposisies dateer uit die tyd van sy militêre diens tussen 1873 â "76. Sy komposisie uitset sluit twee en twintig operettes en ses ballette sowel as dansmusiek en liedere. Hoewel dit nie bekend vandag, wat Perle von Iberien. Die Pearl van Iberia. was een van Hellmesberger se gewildste ballette in die tyd. Dit is geskryf terwyl hy viool en ballet musiek direkteur van die Weense Opera Hof en is gegewe sy première in 1888 in Frankfurt. Met choreografie deur die beroemde Weense dansers Irene Sironi en Joseph Hassreiter, die ballet het 'n stapelvoedsel van die Hof Opera se repertoire. In 1902, Louis Roth het 'n klavier vermindering van die ballet wat gepubliseer is deur Josef Eberle. In 1954, die Oostenrykse komponis, dirigent en verwerker Max Schön Herr het 'n vier-beweging orkestrale suite van musiek uit die ballet. Die tweede beweging van hierdie suite, Zigeunertanz. Gypsy Dance. , Op voorwaarde dat die bron materiaal waarop die huidige transkripsie is gebaseer. Die transcriber is dank verskuldig aan mnr Reto Parolari, eienaar van Edition Switserse Musiek, vir die goedkeuring van hierdie transkripsie en mnr Jim Cochran, eienaar van Shattinger Music Company, vir sy onvermoeide pogings om op te spoor die Schön Herr reëling.